Author Topic: I don't understand Gamestop's business model  (Read 967 times)

>Playing Brink, Xbox RROD's

>Dad tries to fix it, makes it worse, buys a used Xbox from Gamestop

>Playing Brink, Xbox RROD's 45 minutes in, can't get game out

>Dad takes Xbox to Gamestop, worker tries to get the game out with a screwdriver and breaks the disc

>Gives dad a free replacement for the Xbox and a brand new copy of Brink

>Xbox RROD's 2 hours later

>Dad calls Gamestop, they tell us to bring it in tomorrow and they'll replace it again


FFS GAMESTOP, PLAYTEST YOUR USED CONSOLES, HOW DO YOU MAKE MONEY THIS WAY?

This is the exact reason I play PC.

he put your old xbox in a box and gave it to you

they're going to do it again BE PREPARED


gamestop is stuff
if a great game is only like a month old it sells for like 10 bucks

gamestop is stuff
if a great game is only like a month old it sells for like 10 bucks
Sold Brink for 10$ lol and it was 12 days old.

"Hey can I trade in my copy of LEGO Indiana Jones?  I bought it for $50 yesterday."
"Sure, you'll get $5 worth of credit."
I promptly said nevermind, did a 180 and walked right out.

They're starfishs when it comes to used and trade-ins.

I haven't bought from them in almost a year now.

Yet i traded in Mario Kart, about 3 years old, and got 30$!

This isn't really related to Gamestop, but the first Xbox 360 I had RROD'd after about a year and a half. When the refurbished one came in a month later, it RROD'd after about two hours.

I really do hate Microsoft.

Yet i traded in Mario Kart, about 3 years old, and got 30$!

I have an unopened, black label copy of Final Fantasy VII. What do you think it's trade-in value is?

That's why the only thing I go to Gamestop for is to buy games.

I have an unopened, black label copy of Final Fantasy VII. What do you think it's trade-in value is?
Over $100 easily.

I have an unopened, black label copy of Final Fantasy VII. What do you think it's trade-in value is?
3 cents and a coupon.